Own transportation to yard in either Picton or Kingston - some company vehicles available

What to Expect

50 hours per week

Compensation based on experience

Benefits available

Performance reward system

Excellent training, and constant learning environment for those wishing to expand their skills

Opportunity for growth within organization

Company vehicle opportunity

Unique and engaging projects

Awesome co-workers, and very knowledgeable staffAbout UsHistory - Since 1991 Wentworth Landscapes has worked to design well-crafted outdoor spaces with a mission to get people outside enjoying their landscapes and improving their overall health and well-being. This is what drives us - the possibility of getting someone out of the house and into their outdoor space more often. We are one of the first companies to understand the Come Alive Outside movement and successfully embrace it in all we do.

Why we are Successful - Our purpose-driven designs are tailored to our clients specific styles and needs. Our systemized approach to design, management and operations keep our projects on track and well organized which we believe is necessary for building a healthy and effective partnership between employees, management and clients.

Our Focus - By focusing on the deeper purpose behind our work, we’ve grown into an insightful and effective team. We carefully collaborate with our clients to design spaces that will work for their unique lives - their preferred leisure actives, entertaining habits, maintenance preferences, tastes and budget. Each and every component is tailor-made for their enjoyment. These principals are the heart and core of Come Alive Outside and a reminder of what works. It is a reminder of what makes our lives healthy and our memories special. Over the past three years, these three words have inspired individuals, families, business and communities across North America to take action to get back outdoors. This is a non-profit organization, represented in Canada by Scott Wentworth (CEO of Wentworth Landscapes) who is currently vice president of the organization.